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[SOLVED] XVID skipping on BS 2.15 and 2.21 When playing XVID movie in BS (DIVX logo appears in the begining) video skips randomly aprox every 30sec-1min. It just goes too fast for a second or two, while sound is OK. What is this? PS Already tried with other codec versions, and BS versions. Other players work fine I think. Note that this all was working for me on the old system which was completely the same as this new one, except now I have bigger and faster hard drive. |
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You mention that you have both Xvid and DivX codecs installed, but apparently DivX-codec is used for this Xvid movie? In DivX properties you should disable the support for generic Mpeg-4 so that Xvid-codec can take over for Xvid-encoded movies.
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Anywayz, thank you. Problem solved. |
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:) P.S.: (just an additional remark) In DivX-version 5.2.1 (which I'm still using to my full satisfaction), one can "disable DivX logo". I don't know if that is still possible in version 6.x (but I do suppose so). (In this case it proved to be usefull, that you didn't turn if off.)
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No, I was wrong afterall. The problem is still present. Still skipping, although I did what BSPeter said. I also reinstalled the drivers of my soundcard (Creative SB 128 PCI - a really old one). Now I have newest drivers from Creative for that one (Dec 2002). It is the same as with those of Windows. But I had the same software on the same hardware already, and this soundcard had its original drivers and didn't make any trouble. Not until reinstall. STILL NEED HELP... |
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Try disabling soundcard's hardware acceleration first, at first sight, it would be the last solution for that kind of problem, but beleive me i've had that kind of problem even i a fully-video compatible computer which the only hardware change was Creative Sound card! I was tried a lot of codec/filter combinations, settings, disabling background processes, even uninstalling existing DirecX (what a pyscho huh :) ) But as i said, some problem may be like that... For example, my on-board sound chip is C-Media CMI8738, of course there is a "good" difference when compared with Creative Vibra 128 (CT4810), but still i'm not "fully" comfortable with this driver and card. I'm intended to say: Some newer drivers solves some "new" problems but some older drivers are more bug-free, that's why newer is not always the better.
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I changed both the netwoor buffer and sound card hardware acceleration. Nothing of it helped. Not even reinstalling to the oldest sound card driver i have. I never had such problems on exactly the same computer. I don't know. |
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PROBLEM SOLVED! Of course it wasn't a sound card problem. That was just ridiculous. I forgot to install my AGP driver when installing Windows!!! Don't ask me how. Don't ask me why. I just forgot. Of course video wasn't working right. It is a f miracle it worked even that good for 72h non stop. I just found it out as one of my cables touching the VPU started to melt. |
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